ブリーズブリュックの洞窟・トップ3

The sandstone capital with stylized acanthus leaves, now walled into the rectory garden of Ballweiler, is one of the few remaining architectural relics of Wecklingen's Renaissance castle. For more than two centuries, a striking building dominated the small village of Wecklingen, located in a side valley of the Blies River – a structure of which no visible traces remain above ground. This is Wecklingen Castle, built in the Renaissance style in the mid-16th century and largely forgotten since then. Built in 1555 Destroyed in 1618/48 during the Thirty Years' War Demolished in 1793 Source and photos: Stinsky, Andreas: Wecklingen Castle - A Lost Renaissance Country Estate, in: saar.geschichte 1.2017, p. 4ff, (n.p.) 2017

It is rather some remains of ruins of an ancient castle. The park where it is located is very pleasant.

From the platform that was placed on the ruins a few years ago, you can see as far as the Donersberg when the weather is nice.

Great brick Wecklingen castle

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With a bit of luck you can get an exclusive tour of the castle with the lord of the castle.

Super all-round view over the Bliesgau

Alexander tower ruin. Now accessible with stairs and viewing platform.